I can't believe how lucky I was to find this hotel. I am a college student, and travelled with 3 other students my age. We shared a room, and found the prices here comparable to any hostel in the city, plus we had a private bathroom! There is nothing glamorous about the hotel, but it is perfect for those traveling... More

I travelled to Istanbul in a group of four students. The Siesta Hotel was absolutely perfect for us; location within walking distance of the major sights, clean and basic, and a bargain! We spent about as much as we would have at a hostel, but had the benefit of a private room and bathroom. The family that runs the hotel... More

The hotel is in a favorable location near Sultanahmed Mosque. There's a railway line next to the building, but this does not cause much noise (not at night at least). Rooms are clean and spacious, but a bit basic. We were staying on the 3rd floor where water pressure is very low and it's quite hard to wash off all... More

We gone there with my friend, we stayed 3 days, we are still staying. And we like the everything for now, there was no anyproblem. One time there was no Hot water but I press the "0" and they made something, It's came directly. They are very friendly.

Simple, Clean, comfortable rooms with friendly reception staff, a decent buffet breakfast and a very good price especially for a budget traveller. The plus point is that the hotel is situated in a super location where all the major attractions are within a ten minute walking distance. The downside is there are no elevators, so carrying heavy baggage on a... More

The Siesta is maybe not exactly a hotel for someone looking for a serious luxury, but it is a nice and simple place with very gentle staff (it seems like a whole family is working at the reception desk). The rooms are very correct providing an occidental sort of comfort, the breakfast is ok too. The hotel provides a tea... More

Comfortable, clean room, very nice staff, fairly good location, and decent breakfast at a very reasonable price makes this a good choice for the budget traveler. The only downside was the occasional railway train passing nearby; ask for a quieter room.

This hotel is located a few minutes walking from the Sultahnamet or Blue Mosk. It is a little bit difficult to find, but the location is superb. The room I slept in was big and clean, and the price was really low. The only problem is that the curtains where so clear that the room was full of light during... More

Stayed here for 3 nights at the end of March with my parents, brother and my boyfriend (3 rooms). We had a massive room and a lovely bathroom. Flat screen tv on wall, wifi in all rooms (free of charge) and mini fridge in room, which we weren't expecting after paying so little for a city hotel. We had a... More